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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
Pains and Weakness

& 3% OF females instantly relieved by that
ESNSQEN new elegant and infallible antidote to
%$SR8 pain, Inflammation and weakness. the
CWffcura Ant1-PaHm Plaster. The first and
only main. suhduing plaster especially adapted to
cure female pains and weaknesses. Vastly superior
to all other pIasters yet prepared, At all druggists;
05c: Eve for 81, or postage free, of Potter Drug
and Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass dlthamaw
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
To be HAPPY
one must be healthy, and to
be healthy. eat
Fouldss Wheat Germ
EHnoV

F0uldsS Wheat Germ
| Meal,
that wonderful breakfast
cereal made from the germ
and gluten of the wheat ber-
| Try. Thousands and thous-
lands to day have dropped
loaf meal and use wheat
germ entirely. Once you
luse it you will always have
it in your house. The boys
and girls will grow stronger
and study better on this
food. Don't fail to try it.
All grocers sell it. Two ID.
package IS cents.
BUTLER, BREED & CO.,
AGENTS,
] Boston. Mass,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01

965 965 965 O65
GRAND AVENUE.
Platt's Buckwheat. 25 lbs ST. Perfection, SO lbs 81
Golden Syrup, 80 and 60c gel, Rock Candy Drips.
very nice, SIC gal. N. o. Molasses and P. R. Mo
lasses, prime article
Best Pastry Flour CSC bag. Best N. P. Flour re
bag 5lb pail Lard 4ec 3-lb pail SOC, and 125 lbs 81
NUTS
Paper Shell Almonds 30c h. Grenoble English
walnuts Ice, Brazil Nuts 10c, FIberts 14c, Pecan
Nuts 14c, Hickory Nuts These all new and of
the best quality
RUTTER.
Durham, Plainville and Glastonbury Creamery in
rolls Extra fine butter shipped to US direct from
Guilford, N. Y, 32c Id. 315 lbs 81.
MEA TS-We keep our market well stocked
with a full line Of fresh, smoked and salt meats
Quality the BEST and great reduction in prices.
Telephone
J. II. NorthOp,
965 Grand Avenue.
P. S.-Agent for N. Y. Health Food Goods.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
THE SUCCESSOR ROM. GREvx

PARIS, Nov. 30;-After the reading to-
morrow of President Grevy's message of res
ignation the presidents of the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies will convoke congress
of the two chambers at Versailles on Friday
for the purpose of electing a successor to NJ.
Grevy. The leaders of the republican groups
have summoned a plenary meeting of the
party at Versailles on Friday morning to
confer regarding the choice of candidate.
A movement is spreading among the mem
bers of the right to propose Vice Admiral
Dampierre d'Hornoy, who is now a member
of the Chamber OF Deputies for the depart
ment of Somme, as candidate for the presi-
deucy
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01

BosToN, Nov 30.-The returns from the
State election having been canvassed and
tabulated by the executive council were this
afternoon approved by that body. Governor
Ames is found to have a plurality of II. 606
and majority of 5,968, while the plurality
for the Republican State ticket averages
"a 600
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
ie Owners.

Notice to House Owners.
We have rented so many houses lately That our
list is smaller than at any time for years.
We have at least 1 90 calls daily which we cam
not supply, having only whole houses and 50 ten
enents to choose from. Those having houses or
tenements to rent would do well to place them on
our lists.
Houses and Lots For sale and money to
loan.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
2eaI Estate.

For Sale or Exchange.
- THE three story and basement brown stone
III house No 554 Chapel street. Apply to
CHARLES h. WEBB,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
l.. r. COMSTOCK & 90
'EnR REM.

0ETI 8aSk mos ooT a occupied by New York
lIA Life insurance Company, who will remove
January 1st TO rooms now occupied by SecuTlty
York Life Insurance Co., or New Haven Bank
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01

Over AZ, as and SO Church St.
well appointed, well conducted, economical
Business school, with all NONSENSE, sUBTERFUoE
and MISREPRESENTATION left out. All business
branches and the most successful PENMANSHIP
Transactions, Wholesale and Retail, in which the
student draws and accepts payment NOTES,
DRAFTS, CHECKS and DUE Bills, negotiating the
same by endorsement, discounting, etc. SHORT.
HAND and@TYPEWRITING. The best facilities,
good management personal teaching, low rates,
short time and FEW FAILURES. Good positions for
all competent graduates. Evening sessions.
au17 6mos
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
FOR SALE.

o. A HOUSE AND LOT in the norther pp part
Al!l streets The lot is 53x14o; house contains IL
rooms, and there is good barn on the premises.
This is in neighborhood that is Al, and will be
sold at bargain If sold soon. large per cent OF
the purchase money can remain on mortgage
MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-01
1Mamts.


A American girl, thoroughly reliable, to assist
"a in light housekeeping. Reference required.
apply between and Friday morning, at Room
u, INSURANCE Bullding. d1 1t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
,,,,s. STEWARDS DRESSES.
uer Entire Wardrobe to be Sold at
Private Auction.
From the Nsac York World.

From. the Nsao York World.
The next step in the settlement OF the
estate left by the late Mrs. A. I. Stewart
will he the sale by private auction at the
rtv-fourth street mansion OF all her
.,orsonal effects. The spacious chambers
IN the second floor are crowded with
beautiful gowns of all styles and ofevery
xoriety of material, promising In them
saIves a rare treat to the fortunate ones
hidden to the sale.
Tho collection comprises an endless
variety of garments, as Mrs. stewart.
tSough past eighty years of age, was
oort~emaly tond of dress, and placed no
tint ON the qualification Of her tastes in
&c directiOn, OF a delicate pink and
rrbite complexion, and with neck and
srms of q woman thirty years younger,
Sirs Stewart could wear. to advantage
GOWNS in cut and color suitable to a
tyoman Of much fewer years, and In
fnrrlsbing ner wardrobe she made her
selection with an eye to this fact.
An evening gown OF the palest, pink,
o,,t 5ecollette, and trimmed with garnet
velyet and the most expensive lace, is
ore Of several similar costumes, while
the purchasers will be asked to choose
trom afternoon and street dresses,
snmmer costumes and dinner dresses In
the greatest profusiOn, upon which the
akill of the leading modistes has been
expended.
The underclothlng, wonderful In extent
and variety, is decorated with costly
embroideries and deliberately trimmed
with the most expensive laces. Great
leans of tllmy laces, of the rarest varieties
and intricate patterns, fit only to be in
the possession of a woman worth forty
millions, silk stockings of all colors
beautifully woven, cloaks, bonnets,
gI0yes-in fact, everything to please the
most fastidious are awaiting inspection
and the fall of the auctioneer's hammer.
A remarkable collection OF beautiful
h wigs of that delicate auburn tinge which
contrasted 80 we'll with Mrs. Stewards
COMPLEXION is catalogued among the
effects to be disposed ofand will certainly
nroye novel feature OF the sale.
All of Mrs. Stewards jewelry, valued
at some $4,000, will also be sold. 1t
comprises diamond rings, bangles, a
magnificent sapphire necklace, diamond
necklace, old and curious breastpins,
wonderful earrings of special make, which
were given to her years ago, besides a
large number OF unset precious stones.
Just VINO will become the purchasers Of
this fine array OF feminine tinery is a
matter of much speculation. Only the
friends and relatives of Mrs. Stewart are
10 be allowed to become purchasers, but
as the family connection is very large, it
is thought that good prices will be
realized. 1t is supposed that many of the
Jewels will be bought in by the family
Surprise has been expressed that Mrs.
Stewart did not will all these things to
her relatives, the jewels especially, some
of which were in her family before she
married Mr.. Stewart. After the sale Of
these effects, it is understood that the
furniture in the house Will be sold.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
8akin9 S1niunrr-

Has been before the public years, and wherever
introduced during that time has, account OF it's purity
and great merit superseded very largely all other similar
preparations producing delicious light and healu bread
material
The manufacturers of CLEvELANDS SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER recognizing the fact that the public
have right to know what they using food have for
many years published formula which has been confirmed
by analyses made Government chemists State chemists
and leading scientists of various States showing that their
Baking Powder contains only puEest cream Of tartar
bicarbonate wheat -four the latter
the strength of the powder and that does not
contain ammonia alum lime any aduteration whatever
The public thus has not only the assurance that
cIEvELANDS SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER is
absolutely pure but also knowledge of all the ingredients
This latter information is
often withheld by other baking powder companies
The scurrlous advertisements of rival manufacturers will
the this vicinity from giving article
natteringly recommended. CLEVELANDS SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER the trial which its merits justly
aeseiVe CLEVELAND BROTHERS,
Albany NJ 2.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
INSERTING A RABBITS EYE.
Substituted, but Unsuccessfully, for
Human Eye.
Fr2m az Neao York Times.


Charles A. Williams, city editor OF the
Minneapolis Tribune, who, when 10 years
of age, injured one of his eyes while ceIe-
brating the Fourth ofJuly in the manner
usual with the American small boy, has
Just submitted to the rare and interest
ing operation Of the transportation of a
rabbits eye to his own head to replace his
damaged optic, the removal of which was
deemed advisable. This was done to OBJ
waite the necessity of the insertion of
glass eye and the annoyances consequent
upon it's use, and to secure the natural
appearance which an eye that has once
been living gives. There was OF course
no hope of giving sight. A rabbits eye
was used because rabbits, among all the
animals, alone have eyes of the same hues
and with the same muscles and apparatus
as mans.
The operation was first attempted by
the celebrated oculist Chibret, of Paris,
in May, 1885. 1t failed, and he advised
no further attempts with human SUBJ
lects. Four subsequent attempts, how
ever, We're made, and all were unsuc-
cesstul. DR.. c. Fl. May, OF this city, In
structor in OphthalmologY to the New
York Polytechnic, became interested in
the subject, and experimental with twen-
ty-iour rabbits, and was successful in
hye cases. He concluded that the opera
ton could be performed with good re-
suits upon man, and published an ac-
count OF his experiments IN the New
York Medical Review, of May. 1886. The
article fell under MIR. Williams notice.
he correspondent with the oculst and
came to this city Jan. =, to have the ope-
ration performed. This was done on Feb.
!. For week previous the oculist had
man nj pe ,nAo war; ut onI
college to become familiar with the ope-
ration. The rabbit selected was OF extra
siXe, Of the kind known as the Belgium
hare. lie had hazel eyes, the same color
as Mr., Williams.
On the day OF the operation the rabbit
was etnerlzed and his eye removed. DR..
May was assisted by f.. Gruening, q
prominent oculist; by DIR. Wilmer, of
Mount sinai Hospital, and seyera! medi-
cal students. The conjuuctival sac of the
IaDolCs eye, containing the ball, was
severed from the cornea and the four
principal muscles, leaving the ball loose
except where it was attached to the optic
nerve TO keep it alive until the transfer.
Inc surgeons next turned their attention
10 the man and went through the same
performance with him, except that
through each OF the muscles and the
cage OF the conjunctiva were passed
PACK SILK threads or sutures to hold
.ue nerve in place. The optic
nerve OF the rabbit was then severed and
us eye transferred to tue mans head and
l1lhed hrmly to the optic nerve by catgut
tnreaus. Then the muscles and con iunc-
iva were tied and the operation was
complete. The eye was closed and COW
ereu with white vaseline, and cotton COM
presses were placed over both eyes, which
were tlghtly bandaged. The operation
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
hoksFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Charminy FRao,

~ .. H. SCHWARTZ, Harrisburg, Pa,
,. Sys' i used it in a case OF dyspepsIa.
NIL su charming effect, and am much
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
DUH,, sOMEVEN LOUISE.

Do b SChLVEN HOUSE.
THIS popular hotel is now provided with q
a Passenger Elevator 1.-THE only one in the
city and has been remodeied and newly fur
nlshed. The proprietor, Who by recent ppr~
chase is also the owner of the establishments,
spares neither pains nor expense in the enter
"a nment of his guests. The patry mage OF
FLORIDA visitors Is earnestly invited The
table of the Screven House Is supplied with
every luxury that the markets at home or
abroad can Afford
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
THE MORRISON HOUSE,

One of the Largest Boarding Houses
In the South
HAVING been newly fitted up, affords
IL pleasant rooms, good board, with pure
ArteSkaQ w alter. at prices to suit those wish
ing ror transient or table accommoda-
tons. Northeast corner Broughton and
Orayton streets, opposite. Marshall House.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
HOUSE,

SAVANNAH, GA.
EEO. ID. HODGES. Proprietor. Formerly
N Of the metropolitan Hotel, New York.
aud the Grand Union, Saratoga Springs.
places OF interest accessible by street care
constantly passing the doors. Special in.
ducements 10 those visiting the city for BUSH
ness or pleasure.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Some weeks since the Toledo Weekly
Bad, which circulatss II every State
ara territory IN the Union, called upon
ever Republican voter among It's read
ers - send 70 tha Blade an answer TO
the following questions.
l-Wh0 is vonr first choice for the mex,
Republican candidate for the Presidency
z-Wuo IS your seCOod cn0lcei
3-Nn0 IS your choice Tor Vice Presi-
esnr
IA response to these questions the
Blade has received total OF p. 80 re-
plies. scIns OF wh:ch cams from every
ons Of ths thirty eight States, the eight
territories and the District q Columbia.
These replies, a. tabuiatsd, occupy nearly
thres and ors-haif columns K nonDareil
type in re Bicds. O' the q, 800 answers
received - I'D came from tie States and
6i7 fro1 tho territories. Sincs tLo inhab-
ifsn's 0f lie territories and ths Disir.c.
Of Columbia caonos vote for Presidential
electors their answers are, q course, o.
less conssqnsrce.
o. tae Z0.773 replies from the States as
70 ffst choice. l0.52s srs for BLAINE,
6.EO7 Cor SBEaMAN. , loo :or B0BEar T.
Lxco1S ard 362 Tor ALLISON. Follow
ing these come EDMUSDs. ISezRsOL1,
HARcfsox. ISGsLLs. Gen. SHERMAN
EvAsrs. HswLET. DsPEw and FoRAksR
in tie order named.
Fer ssccnd choi,s for President the
summary of the total number OF replies
recs.vsd is as follows. SuEEMAS. 1888
BLAgSE, 2t7s; LScoLS. Z53l; ALLISON
I.f5L Eoxvsps. see. HsRRIsoN. 553
FossKsr, -21. lSeALls. III. DEPzw
i10. HawrET. zoo.
The preferences Per Viee President rur
ss 5ollovs INcoty. 1855. DKPsw. 1.2-6
HarrlscV. liza. SHuHAS. 957. ALLr
soS. s57. l>GALrs. or. EvAsTs, 523
Fcet sSR. f6. BtwLgG. 49,. BLsrxx
-. Eracyrs. ei1. Cor ~. Va. -
Zio iosal eumosr % replies from
Michixo is Lab Tabalated they a.
pear ST. follows
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

BumleF 2 - are for ELAEsx, sd 81
Szs1a4s. aa1 SIS ter LrsleLN 1be
Wesiszn ssslss s4st II tae siiss SIS aE.,
ineiaiinz G.aassota. yssts t1as jesai.
744'. BLAfSz 5.7sss 1EzszLs. zsll'
LsseoLE. "a. 0faaFs. sfL WssEss4
Ststss ~sst y tas Missizsi2p.. fossi
3.5l8. BLslSA isis, SEzaAk>, -
LsaesLs. 55e, osasrs. 30.
ls . noteworthy tAas 10 alaOaE svsfy
state Ess3zT Z. LIsooLs s5zads tElrt
All Ia ssH seeond foe drss eh0iee. aud
that hs receives majority CT tie t9tai
ycte for Vice President
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

* -Ff%4 " Wv -ftlt-ft ~ g.
Tie Lanslng heDebticas comes % the
rracns % Governor LUCz IN The follow
ing pete. double-isaaed. and az ths bead
of tho coiumn oa frst paSe, next 10 read
ing matter: - A statement IA incorrect
fofua eeuceraiBz Governor LUCE and
President ASaELl ol the Stats Uniy-r-
sity, tas bean mazing srme dlaiusoanee
ia ia STATE. The trCe facts srs that
Prsa,sisnt AsazLL di1 give Governor
Ices 10 understand tba. 10 was nOt DIS
possd b. lasist upon the laboratory
scksEe. bat regarded it coldiy, as not
absolutely rsesssaFy et present, with an
inried, Z not absolute, promise % come
a. ths Governor relisl and stand by
bir3. IN csso hs should withhold bis
sanction tEou4 the chsms IN the interest
Of economy. We believe this state
ment might bs trnihialiy made even
stronger; bat It is preferred that Presl-
deaf ANGgLL should make his own state
meet. by frankly and msnfuily revealing
the s1acs truth. instead Of weakly deny
inE incorrect versions and timidly keep
tng silent as % the true faCts.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

John ~. E.odssu of GraBd Rapids wal
~ L0sn YESTERDAY.
Iasgs s4aisEes greeted PFof kennedy
lsst nigag - tie OEsrs Hoass.
Mss Erie l. Hsezisy . BoHe ior be-
YsesEioa from Wsllss.y College.
Lo0is Elisas Las bought oes GoEdoa 4
-. iced store IL the Eifta ward.
THURSDAY nights i1elghs train took tsc
eaf iozls of cfg earth closets % ilStroik
1T paston STATE agent Of the stapisrd
Aeelseat toaraBg sas in t0~n yesterday
krsak Brsce,ia. OF Montague made ths
TefsesAN HfsALD offiee a peasant call lasl
night.
81 IS f4nnis Tsnnant OF this city lslt yes
.erdsy Or vacation 10 Minneapolis 70 %
gone our weeks.
Il Is reported that \. A. barney Of ths
Gee dsr IA Hoiel IS negotiating Tor another
lot essl VI bis hotel
ss0ses Hlrschheld. Of Chicago. came in
0n yesterday MORNINGS boat 10 stay lev
czys ulln Cd friends.
Mrs. Alice Pfoatty. Of Kansas City. who
Is been visiting her mother for several
weeks Ieft yesterday on CITY ot L0aington
Oh hes way home.
The life SAVING crew will give al exhibit
ton tT.li this afternoon for the Amusement
of those who 90 our 20 the big axe on the
Baptist Society excursion.
house Owned by Mrs. Shultx on Hoas-
ton ave. was struck by lightning during
the storm Tuesday night. and badly dam
aged. Luckily the owner was not home At
the time.
Albert Ross and John Wilson were brought
Cp before Justice BearGsley yesterday. HIS
Honor Fepnmanded them about the dis
grace Of drunkenness, and not 10 appear be-
lore him again.
Yesterday about 10 a. M, Deputy United
SlsIes Marshal Jacks arrested Mrs. Perry
for selling Aqaor without paying the United
States tax. She gave bail for her appear
snce at the next term OF the United Slates
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Among TIE ether S3ases Gsviar an i'm
pcrfsnt besTicE en tes coniaz Frasiden-
tai eontpsf. ths toiiosi0x facts are of IN
terest Every vote FOR rirss choice f-cm
Msine was t'r BtArSr. While Ere result
n ot,o ahovs that SHrnwss's own
State stsnis AZ rressut ~here IL hes
slvsrs stccd tefare. n tafsl VIE q
ASS she zvss BLAIvE. lila and SnzR-
uAx. fef1 From Nsv York leS -r1lies
sra ior e1smE. f3l tcr Ssvaakx. 3 for
Ifscefv. ana l4ios Dzrzw. FennsylvA-
ris gives B1sTSz 9I0 SazHukS 2i4. ausi
LFScofSiiZ The aezt 80 order II Arm.
srx win bat eight votes. Vermont gives
BhArSR 81 SBsRMAS 2e EpMrxnz T.
snd LrxcoLS g. Illinois. BlsrSu ga
ssEnxsx s72 L1xcu1s - and AIN.
scE 81.
I- The six Nav Earlarf SETS ,r-r-
sefs ia r. SHssNsSs lf. AMI I,N.-sr + 8
-. IA tie At,sle States. E14xe 1. .fss.
SBzFsAs. ss1 The rspIias frm tas
Southern Sfqfss 20 ret II iieafa shaf
SsxnHsS hsad- SHAKING t,gsr lsst s0riax :
RS = succsss in cavturnx converts.
TIE totsi nunher cf rsrilss frosu tbe
steer ScsiAsrn states + AsaG 0f this
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

a search ~ lhe records proves that
ArA LsNarAE . uos. a. nas teen
eiainled. The 1rss woman 20 taks ont uat
Rrsi.zatIon papers N Tie United States.
Several others we're ahead oi her. cut
ps.lnsr they nor tAsi7 posisrify have rsa-
son to 20 proud of t4ssr .m.tator.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

For Chicago: Propellegs-City of New
York. 330.OOO feet of lumber |. NJ. Torrent
$50 COO lnmberA. + Wilde. $4,000 lumber
Schoonsrs-Iyer Lswson. 10000 lumber
O. T. johnson, 100 cords of SLABS.
For Milgaokee-Propellor j. NJ. Almen-
dinger, 10000 lumber and schooner
Active. 5000 lumber.
For Manitowoc-S Schooner Glenn Cuyler
$4,000 lumber.
Total l.5SO 900 feet Of lumber and two
cords slabs.
From Port Sherman-Scnooner Ellens
fo- Chicago, 10000 feet OF lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
IN THE PAPER
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

All iAdverti-ensn nts I'm this osla mn under
shsteser head. except Nv snted sitas-
tfons, viii be charged for ~ the uniform
rate In the table below. Always psysSls in
advance.
The number OF lines in ssy advertisement
be foaDi by dividing the numbef Of
words by seven. Amy part of line counted
one full line.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
All ! THERE!
HARDWARE!
NJ. /. SWIFT,
10 canal Street,

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy comp.tit,on. Doors,
Sash and Glass, Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Ere ezers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens, Cistern and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers, Mill Supplies,
Shingle Bands, Band lSails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
/ have a few Acorn Cook S owes
l am selling at and below cost;
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise just as good
as our latest pst,erns. IF you
want Cook Stove you can save
money by buying one of these.
Only a few left. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Il wzsn't a particularly cold day n
these parts On f1ssdas. bat tie Dstroiis
we're badly lsft.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
Isss shore a Michigan ~outhsra.
LEnLnl..--.l LIZ I'm

Al trains dsiit fxcefe fu.deF
a ircsl freight ieeFcs sre1o fs.a0s ni i1 .lr
n Cerrfilz passenger fef tetf f11Fgot 3 ~
Throizb iickets ~ al r1lni, rnd ucr1ia in saea.
ing C7eches as1 bc reCurrf fi raioa 1tskoi on =
g. NoaIref-st and 81 aefsH
2 " rt EfNFft Ger A.
eE0. " 3 Tses. Citv ficke' kseat
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Aesisisais ~ lTesd Aal rs ica9 .e4te
fae rig feg iiss ssunter sisonla order tae
1ELEGE.lH HERALD seaf o hssir
aats-ss isAieh cail 10 changed 80 gf'sa
as eesirsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Al trains erfife a. ana delhu frou uion cenot
hEfAAf
Mail for Chicago, AuSkogon . .....t = 10 . ra
last Expre~ fsf tbionfo .......... az = =. =,
tKpres< iOf MukEeson. .............f il -,
Night fxprcss Tor Chicago. .. u o. y !,
Express tof BigRapi0s and BALDWIN 49,
Asl LOT hig sapids eno baldwin .-.--....' 4 cs m
tApicSe sos Holland Hsit f.si exon EfV I. Il
shEiNG
Night Express frosn Chicago - a. n
Express from Muskeeou .......... 81 I t.a = IN
Mn nom tnlcsfo ana Musfeeon ........t s as \ III
ttie-t iriii Pen AT ana ~ aektsasl -.
fssf Exp from Chicaeo = p4spnr
Express fUm Big Rapids aud BALDWIN $40 a. IA
kapress frOm BALDWIN - III !, "a
r Al nfwr az. - siega notlaga -ns. al
DAILY fDaily except sunday
Through coacHee 10 Chicago oD ela A m
tfAln--ihforeb pari0f cks io Chicago on
!. ~ r N titin--No extra charge lof seas
ihrouTh iniima7 sleeping car and cosch for Chl-
ssRo on II a. p m iTain.--UnioD Ticket once -
honroe-fI ". A s<FFENrfH Traffic ~ ger
NILlAAs A. SsF1rr. A. genl Iaz Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything in the
line Of special furniture, inside
finish OF house, Office or store,
wood mantels, and contract
workof any kind made TO order
on short notice and IN the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber OF any kind. Designs fur
nished when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. L. Pearl ST, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

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